Birmingham & District Toy Dog Society

Birmingham & District Toy Dog Society Open show 21 December 2024

AV Imported Register (Russian Toy)

PG D/B (4,2abs)

1. Berrington’s Anna Pavlova Von Pappersley. Two very nice girls with little to separate them, just felt the winner moved out with a little more energy today. Liked the size and profile of this well presented black and tan long coat. Feminine well balanced head with slightly rounded skull, dark eyes and high set well fringed ears. Stands on fine boned legs, sturdy body with moderate angulations. Movement was true and brisk. Reserve Best of Breed.

2. Milroy’s Ascella Sidera Valles Farthinghall (imp). Pretty black and tan smooth girl with well defined markings, nicely balanced head with dark eyes and high set ears. Finely boned with moderate angulations. Shown in lovely coat and body condition. Sound and steady on the move.

O D/B (5,3abs)

1. King’s Jorah Viserys Sarasha. This black and tan long coat headed a nice class, just felt he had a little more coat and furnishings. Good for size and overall shape, finely boned with moderate angulations and good tail carriage. Attractive head with large well feathered ears and the darkest of eyes. Well coated with well defined tans and in nice body condition too. Moved out freely with active gait. Best of Breed.

2. Berrington’s Grande Misterio Giulietta Capuleti for Joreth (imp Lav). Well presented and richly coloured red long coat girl, just needs a little more fringing to her ears to complete the picture. Feminine head, slightly rounded skull and high set ears. Good front assembly, fine boned yet sturdy, moderate angulations and well carried tail. On the go around, she moved out very well with a brisk and active gait.

AV Toy P D/B (11,6abs)

1. Hartill-Speak’s Verheyen Woody under Gracewincavs (CKCS). Liked the size and balance of this well marked Blenheim boy. Appealing head with a soft gentle expression and dark lustrous eyes. Nicely arched neck leading into well laid shoulders, nicely angulated rear, topped off with a well presented silky coat. Moved freely and soundly around the ring to win this good class.

2. Kendall’s Headra’s Killer Queen (KCS). Promising and well presented Tri girl who has all the essentials to do well, good for size and nicely boned for her age. Feminine head with a good dome and turn up and width to her lower jaw, low set ears and dark eyes. Nicely bodied with level topline, and well angulated hindquarters. On the go around she moved out confidently and soundly.

3. Bradley’s Sharlarna Faking It (Jap Chin)

AV Toy J D/B (14,7abs)

1. Reynolds & Morley’s Afterglow I Dream of Jeannie at Lizlanmor (Pug). Feminine fawn girl small and compact in profile with plenty of bone and substance for her frame. Beautiful head with well defined fine wrinkles, dark expressive eyes with a hint of mischief and neat ears. Good front with fore chest, short back with good spring of rib, level topline and high set well curled tail. She scored highly on the move, to win this quality class, moving out soundly with purpose.

2. Baker’s Silverbriar Sweet Juliet (S/C Chi). Quality fawn girl, very feminine head with a good apple domed skull, expressive dark eyes with a cheeky expression and large well placed ears. Her body is a good shape, level back with high set sickle tail and her rear is nicely angulated. Moved soundly with confidence maintaining her shape. Her well presented coat was soft and glossy.

3. Hartill-Speak’s Verheyen Woody under Gracewincavs (CKCS)

AV Toy Brace (10,3abs)

1. Morrell’s Papillons – Well matched brace of Phalenes, very striking and beautifully presented girls. Loved their heads, very feminine with correctly set well fringed drop ears. Well constructed and unexaggerated throughout and so well schooled. Carried themselves well on move with a light footed easy action.

2. Fier’s English Toy Terriers (Black and Tan). Another well matched pair, very similar in size and type, shapely bodies, long wedge heads with dark eyes. On the go around they moved very well together with drive from behind.

3. Twiggs’ Miniature Pinschers

Lesley Stanley Memorial Puppy Stakes (14,7abs)

1. Pirrie & McEvoy’s Guereza Queen of The Fairies (Affenpinscher). Spot on for size and shape, she has a gorgeous head, very feminine with the darkest of eyes with a hint of mischief and a good breath of underjaw giving her a delightful expression. I liked her cobby body, moderate angulations and she carries her tail well all giving a breed typical outline. Full of confidence and very well schooled, she moved soundly in all directions with the desired floating goose-step. Could easily of taken her home with me!

2. Kendall’s Headra’s Killer Queen (KCS). See AV toy puppy notes, won her place here on her sound and confident movement.

3. Park’s Rayjen Rum and Raisin (Min Pin)

Arthur Broadhead Memorial Junior Stakes (10,5abs)

1. Pirrie & McEvoy’s Guereza Goody Goody Gumdrop (Affenpinscher). Heading up a strong class, this super girl is full of quality, I liked her size and outline, moderately angulated throughout with good tail carriage. Feminine head with the darkest of eyes with a hint of mischief. Carried herself so well on the go around, sound and collected with typical goose-stepping action.

2. Morley’s Baldragon Dream Chaser at Lizlanmor JW (KCS). A well marked Tri boy, I liked his size and outline. Compact and cobby in appearance topped off with a well presented silky coat. Handsome head with a good dome and turn up low set ears and dark eyes. On the go around he moved out confidently and sound as a bell, gently wagging his tail as he went around.

3. Baker’s Silverbriar Sweet Juliet (L/C Chi).

Gwen Neville Memorial Stakes PG Stakes (8,3abs)

1. Hancock’s Montewhite Lady Vanilla Love at Cindaires (Imp Pol) (Coton De Tulear). This nicely presented girl has a pleasing breed typical outline with a good length of body to height ratio and slight rise over her loin. Feminine head, well balanced with round dark eyes and dense nose pigment. Medium neck, well laid shoulders, good ribbing and a low set tail carried over her back. It was on the move that she came into her own, parallel out and back with an easy flowing gait.

2. Baranzeck’s Capevidles Chinook (Jap Chin). Well presented b/w boy with an appealing head and expression with dark eyes with small amount of white giving a look of astonishment and a nicely cushioned muzzle. Cobby and compactly built with well-set tail. Shown in lovely bloom and silky coat. Good profile movement with some lift in front.

3. Seed’s Chundecrest Sir Lucifer (Chinese Crested)

Jane Allman Memorial Open Stakes (15,6abs)

1. Quinn’s Ch Sharlarna Eye Candy JW (Jap Chin). Aptly named b/w girl with the most beautiful head and expression and an unexaggerated look of astonishment. Spot on for size and balance, topped off with a silky coat which was presented immaculately. Not just a pretty face as as she is very sound and stylish on the move. Happy to award her Group 3 in a very strong group.

2. Suggitt’s Aptrick Teacake Time (Griffon). This black and tan rough caught my eye for her cobby and compact outline. Good neck and shoulders, level topline, short back with high set tail all topped off with a well-presented coat of good colour and harsh texture. Liked her head, neat ears and good nose-pad with ample width of underjaw all giving a cheeky expression. Moved out confidently and soundly.

3. Whateley’s Lyckalotte Enzo Ferrari at Arkadian (Bolognese)

Ann Summerfield Memorial Veteran Stakes (13,3abs)

1. Francis & Blatchford’s Ch Witchstone Not Apache On Me for Peopleton VW (ETT Black & Tan). Handsome boy with a masculine wedge shaped head and small dark almond eyes giving a keen terrier expression. Compact and curvy in profile and shown in fit condition with lovely bloom to his jacket. Comes into his own on the move, free and easy ground covering stride with the true extended trot required of the breed. Delighted to award him Best Veteran in Show in some stiff competition.

2. Davidson Poston’s Ch Ir Ch NI Int Ch & Vet Ch (2) Spinillons Rebel Rouser JW SHCM Shcex VW CW 14 (Papillon). At 14 years this boy absolutely belies his years, shown in full coat and great body condition. Lovely head and expression, good ear shape and placement, dark eyes and fine muzzle. Well laid shoulders, and he still has a firm topline, nicely angulated hindquarters and well set tail all giving a well-balanced outline. Moved out true both ways and a still willing showman, what a great credit to his owner.

3. Loades’s Rosirus Bluebell (CKCS)

Jim Tranter Memorial Members Only Stakes (5,2abs)

1. Whateley’s Lyckalotte Enzo Ferrari at Arkadian (Bolognese). Mature boy who appealed for his size and square profile, topped off with a nicely presented flocked coat. Good skull, high set ears and excellent pigmentation. Moderate neck with good front assembly and sturdy body with slight rise over the loins. It was on the move that he secured his win, sound and free moving.

2. Twigg’s Monarkle Fire N Ice at Teffys (Min Pin). Red girl, spot on for size and I liked her square compact shape. Feminine head, dark small oval eyes and neat ears. Good depth to her brisket and well ribbed back with short loins. Shown in lovely bloom and great condition. She is sound on the move, with good lift in front with slight break at the knee, just a touch wide coming on.

3. Lund’s Yakee The Sun God with Magnetizzam (Peke)

BIS

I was spoilt for choice here with some really high quality toys to choose from in both the adult and puppy groups.

Group 1. Morley’s Lizlanmor Nevinson (Peke). Stunning boy shown in immaculate order, not a hair out of place. He has a fabulous headpiece, large, wide and shallow with large dark round eyes. He has a pleasing shapely body and heavy to pickup with correct weight distribution to the front. He scored well on the move, sound as a bell with a slow and dignified rolling gait. Couldn’t resist him for BIS.

Group 2. Watkins’ Hawksflight American Jazz (Min Pin). Smart red boy, a real showman and so well schooled he certainly catches the eye as soon as he enters the ring. So much to commend him, particularly his size and shapely outline, liked his head shape, dark eyes and well placed ears. Shown in A1 condition, he scores well on the move with a true hackney action in front and lift behind, which is not always evident in the breed.

Group 3. Quinn’s Ch Sharlarna Eye Candy JW. This beautiful girl also topped the Jane Allman Memorial Open Stakes (see notes) , and secured her place in this quality group on her lovely breed type and sound and stylish movement.

Group 4. Pirrie & McEvoy’s Guereza Goody Goody Gumdrop JW (Affenpinscher). Very typy youngster and so full of character who also won the Arthur Broadhead Memorial Junior Stakes (see notes). Earned her place on her delightful breed type and self assured performance.

BPIS

Some cracking puppies here and it’ll be interesting to see how they develop as the new show season approaches.

Group 1. Pirrie & McEvoy’s Guereza Queen of The Fairies (Affenpinscher). I just couldn’t resist this beautiful and cheeky little monkey and she put on a very confident and sure footed performance to take the top spot. Also winning the Lesley Stanley Memorial Puppy Stakes (see notes). Must have a bright future ahead of her.

Group 2. Morley & Hitchcock’s Sharlow Come On Over to Lizlanmaor (Peke). A self assured youngster, with typical head properties, shallow with good width, dark round eyes giving a melting expression. She has a shapely and compact body and she’s heavy to pick up too. Her puppy coat is developing well and she is presented in first class order. Impressive on the move for a youngster, confident, coordinated and the desired slow dignified roll.

Group 3. Hancock’s Cindaires Velvet Dream (Coton De Tulear). Sweet and most promising girl who was pleasing for type with a slight rise over her loins and her profile shows she is slightly longer in body than height as required. Very pretty head, lovely dark expressive eyes and dense nose pigment. Good front, firm topline with slight rise over loin. Her well presented coat is coming along well. Moved out confidently and soundly.

Group 4. Hartill-Speak’s Verheyen Woody under Gracewincavs (CKCS). Handsome and quality blen lad, also won the AV Toy puppy class (see notes). Won his place on his lovely breed type and quality head properties.

Vanessa Cox (Judge)